Piggybacking is an old staple in a content marketer’s toolkit. I’m sure most of us can think of some truly inspired, ingenious and downright hilarious examples of brands tying their names to events, popular culture or trends to ‘piggyback’ on their popularity.

When a brand gets it right, it can work brilliantly, showing your business is topical and relevant and bringing out your personality and sense of humour. But when a brand gets it wrong, it can be absolutely...

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Claire Wilson is the Content Strategy Director at Stratton Craig, who help local, national and global businesses find a distinctive voice in the marketplace through exceptional copywriting, content marketing and language consultancy.